Stephanie Hirschmiller on the garden furniture you can leave outside in any season and in any weather

Opener becomes second-youngest Yorkshireman to score an Ashes century as England take total command

New global rules to force tax avoiders to “pay their fair share” will be introduced under a 15-point action plan launched by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) think tank today. 

Researchers and biotech firms say European court ruling will deter investors from funding new cures

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Fine could be as high as £2.6bn if competition rules were broken

Outlook It's not often that shares in Arm Holdings finish the day in negative territory, although the fall is understandable enough. Its chief executive Warren East caught more than a few people on the hop by announcing his resignation.

Northampton have been waiting for this since October. Five months ago their unbeaten start to the Aviva Premiership ground dramatically to a halt in Reading when London Irish registered a bonus-point win on their own turf; here they returned the compliment with interest – or "icing" as Brian Smith, Irish's director of rugby, said.

Local company Gradiente registered name seven years before the US firm

Just because a favourite triumphs unchallenged at long odds-on by an extreme distance in a small field, it does not mean any lack of excitement. Such a spectacle, as those who followed Frankel last year on the Flat can testify, can be a thrill in itself. And so it was at Musselburgh yesterday, when the wholly admirable Overturn produced his third solo tour de force in as many runs over fences in his final outing before the Cheltenham Festival.

England were beaten by 127 runs

The Queen has declared that if the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have a daughter she will be titled Princess.

ArcelorMittal cuts European value

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